Jungleterrain
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Cubing has come a long way, wouldn't you say? And I don't mean specifically speedcubing, but all aspects of the craft.
I wanted to make this thread for the community to acknowledge all the fascinating contributions made by individuals throughout cubing since its beginnings.
My personal interest in all this is to also get a feel of the different notable people around on the forums. You sometimes scroll through comments, and reply to random strangers (while seeing their amazing number of posts which indicate some sort of seniority) without knowing that the person you just replied to is like, a World Record holder, or the creator of a speedcubing method, or something crazy cool like that! Also, I've been inactive for the last 2 years on this site...
Who do you think should be acknowledged? To who should we give props to? Who do you think has contributed a lot to cubing and why? Heck! Nominate yourself if you feel important!
Some examples:
-Notable cubers for pushing the limits of speedsolving
-Creators or major contributors to methods of solving
-Individuals who have used their skills to create timers, websites, etc. for cubing
-Cube manufacturers (like a company or cube designer that has revolutionized cube design)
-Notable administrators of the speedsolving forums
-Stefan Pochmann
-Speedsolving resources, like online cube shops, stickers,
-Those who have popularized cubing in the world through Youtube and the like
-Others!
Science has Newton, Tesla, Edison, Einstein...
Cubing has who? (Besides Erno Rubik)
I wanted to make this thread for the community to acknowledge all the fascinating contributions made by individuals throughout cubing since its beginnings.
My personal interest in all this is to also get a feel of the different notable people around on the forums. You sometimes scroll through comments, and reply to random strangers (while seeing their amazing number of posts which indicate some sort of seniority) without knowing that the person you just replied to is like, a World Record holder, or the creator of a speedcubing method, or something crazy cool like that! Also, I've been inactive for the last 2 years on this site...
Who do you think should be acknowledged? To who should we give props to? Who do you think has contributed a lot to cubing and why? Heck! Nominate yourself if you feel important!
Some examples:
-Notable cubers for pushing the limits of speedsolving
-Creators or major contributors to methods of solving
-Individuals who have used their skills to create timers, websites, etc. for cubing
-Cube manufacturers (like a company or cube designer that has revolutionized cube design)
-Notable administrators of the speedsolving forums
-Stefan Pochmann
-Speedsolving resources, like online cube shops, stickers,
-Those who have popularized cubing in the world through Youtube and the like
-Others!
Science has Newton, Tesla, Edison, Einstein...
Cubing has who? (Besides Erno Rubik)
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